def test_warn_on_old_conda_build(test_config, capfd):
installed_version = "1.21.14"
# test with a conda-generated index first. This is a list of Package objects,
# from which we just take the versions.
build.update_index(test_config.croot, test_config)
build.update_index(os.path.join(test_config.croot, test_config.subdir),
test_config)
build.update_index(os.path.join(test_config.croot, 'noarch'), test_config)
index = build.get_build_index(test_config)
# exercise the index code path, but this test is not at all deterministic.
build.warn_on_old_conda_build(index=index)
output, error = capfd.readouterr()
# should see output here
build.warn_on_old_conda_build(installed_version=installed_version,
available_packages=['1.21.10', '2.0.0'])
output, error = capfd.readouterr()
assert "conda-build appears to be out of date. You have version " in error
# should not see output here, because newer version has a beta tag
build.warn_on_old_conda_build(installed_version=installed_version,
available_packages=['1.21.10', '2.0.0beta2'])
output, error = capfd.readouterr()
assert "conda-build appears to be out of date. You have version " not in error
# should not see output here, because newer version has a beta tag
build.warn_on_old_conda_build(installed_version=installed_version,
available_packages=['1.21.10', '2.0.0beta2'])
output, error = capfd.readouterr()
assert "conda-build appears to be out of date. You have version " not in error
# should not barf on empty lists of packages; just not show anything
# entries with beta will be filtered out, leaving an empty list
build.warn_on_old_conda_build(installed_version=installed_version,
available_packages=['1.0.0beta'])
output, error = capfd.readouterr()
assert "conda-build appears to be out of date. You have version " not in error
def test_warn_on_old_conda_build(test_config, capfd):
installed_version = "1.21.14"
# test with a conda-generated index first. This is a list of Package objects,
# from which we just take the versions.
build.update_index(test_config.croot, test_config)
build.update_index(os.path.join(test_config.croot, test_config.subdir), test_config)
build.update_index(os.path.join(test_config.croot, 'noarch'), test_config)
index = build.get_build_index(test_config)
# exercise the index code path, but this test is not at all deterministic.
build.warn_on_old_conda_build(index=index)
output, error = capfd.readouterr()
# should see output here
build.warn_on_old_conda_build(installed_version=installed_version,
available_packages=['1.21.10', '2.0.0'])
output, error = capfd.readouterr()
assert "conda-build appears to be out of date. You have version " in error
# should not see output here, because newer version has a beta tag
build.warn_on_old_conda_build(installed_version=installed_version,
available_packages=['1.21.10', '2.0.0beta2'])
output, error = capfd.readouterr()
assert "conda-build appears to be out of date. You have version " not in error
# should not see output here, because newer version has a beta tag
build.warn_on_old_conda_build(installed_version=installed_version,
available_packages=['1.21.10', '2.0.0beta2'])
output, error = capfd.readouterr()
assert "conda-build appears to be out of date. You have version " not in error
# should not barf on empty lists of packages; just not show anything
# entries with beta will be filtered out, leaving an empty list
build.warn_on_old_conda_build(installed_version=installed_version,
available_packages=['1.0.0beta'])
output, error = capfd.readouterr()
assert "conda-build appears to be out of date. You have version " not in error